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What a whirlwind of a month, and not just from a lack of sleep! (Though we actually got some this month. Hurrah!) We went to Hawaii, had a chill Christmas at home with the Sartor fam, and celebrated Dad’s birthday and New Year’s with some of our favorite people. Plus, parenting!

We’ve started Tycho on solids with baby-led feeding, which he is totally loving. We experimented with by the clock naps but have settled for general time ranges depending on when he wakes up, which is a bit inconsistent because he keeps magically going back to sleep until 8:30am or so after his morning feed and really who’s going to fight that…. We’re also slowly getting better at waiting long enough to let him put himself back to sleep without nursing at night and even entertaining the idea of moving him into his own room.

And last minute breaking news!! Down to the wire, but after two weeks of swollen gums Tycho’s first tooth started cutting through just before he turns 7 months.

News this month: Tycho had his very first avocado on December 23rd! He gained half a pound while we were in Hawaii and another after, for a whole pound in only 19 days. He is filling out! (It’s all the avocado.) We keep seeing him scoot, plank and get on hands and knees out of the corners of our eyes, but if we look at him directly he won’t do it… which is how he ended up under the couch when we weren’t looking. It’s his new favorite place, because it’s happened three times now. Lastly, did we mention that tooth?

On the menu so far: avocados, sweet potatoes, oatmeal, bananas, apples, carrots, peanuts (in peanut butter puff form), polenta/grits, pears and butternut squash

Comments

  1. I didn’t think he could get any cuter than he already was… but I was wrong. Some of these photos are so adorable, I just want to reach into the photo and squeeze him! I can’t wait to see him again in a few weeks. Until then, please give him a great big hug from GG and one from Papa D too. xox

  2. to life, to life, l’chai-yem—wonderful daily memories; what a chance to let us “participate”—in so far as we can KEEP UP–grandma anne

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